Sentence examples for told this way from inspiring English sources

Told this way, Herman Mankiewicz's career sounds exemplary, but these are just the bare bones of the truth.

The Miller story told this way beats in time with the story at the heart of Ameri­ca's self-image: Can-Do/Rags to Riches/ Boy Makes Good.

The Miller story told this way beats in time with the story at the heart of Ameri/ca's self-image: Can-Do/Rags to Riches/ Boy Makes Good.

"I didn't really learn much, but I like that idea of history being told this way," he said, speaking last week from London, where he is getting ready to start shooting another vampire movie, the entirely fictional "Dark Shadows".

As comic actors must play their material seriously, singing actors must play theirs as tellers of a tale that is so real it has busted out beyond the conventional means of storytelling and must be told this way.

Told this way, the echoes resound: "The Tempest," Angela Carter's "Nights at the Circus," any of Dickens's sensitive and beleaguered children, the HBO show "Carnivàle," the brilliant Philip Pullman trilogy "His Dark Materials," with its tender adolescent pair, even "Romeo and Juliet," since these are star-crossed lovers raised by rival houses.

"I was told this is the way it was done," Mr. Garg, the former chief executive, recalled.

As Miranda himself put it, he is "telling the story of someone who I don't think would expect it to be told in this way".

He said: "Why should workers be told in this way?

He told it this way: "I was driving along and saw my buddies cross an intersection.

"It's difficult to imagine an unlimited amount of projects told in this way," he says.